JohnWardForever
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You think an uncontrolled mob on the playing surface is less dangerous than chucked bottles?I feel it's too low. And find it comical.
They'll fine a school $250,000 for fans rushing the field AFTER a big win.
Putting hundreds of people's lives in danger and leaving a big mess on the field that has to be cleaned up should warrant a huge fine. At least more of a fine than when fans rush the field.
What a joke. We just got a slap on the wrist. Hilarious.
They sure showed us.
I feel it's too low. And find it comical.
They'll fine a school $250,000 for fans rushing the field AFTER a big win.
Putting hundreds of people's lives in danger and leaving a big mess on the field that has to be cleaned up should warrant a huge fine. At least more of a fine than when fans rush the field.
What a joke. We just got a slap on the wrist. Hilarious.
They sure showed us.
Dang?! Fans should have just rushed the field, would have been less expensive.
Hate that a few non-thinking, led by emotions, call them what you will, made the headlines to the game.
Is a mustard bottle deadly? Who's life was in danger Karen?I feel it's too low. And find it comical.
They'll fine a school $250,000 for fans rushing the field AFTER a big win.
Putting hundreds of people's lives in danger and leaving a big mess on the field that has to be cleaned up should warrant a huge fine. At least more of a fine than when fans rush the field.
What a joke. We just got a slap on the wrist. Hilarious.
They sure showed us.
So, while it takes months and months to clear a player to play or investigate a department for ethics, overnight they can decide a 1/4 million dollar fine? Were no Ole Miss fans throwing anything? Can they say that for sure? Do they get a cut of the fine?